Update after the second purchase, January 2015: In the last order I had probably unlucky. The black cartridge is immediately leaked to the open. Had luckily disposable gloves on, plastic bag etc as a base .... Did she finally used, but by the entire printhead was smeared, all printed pages were just totally blurred and full of blots. Solved I have a problem (when Officejet 6500A Plus) by: 1. Remove all cartridges and intermediate storage (with opening at the top) 2. Remove the print head on the cartridge insert (lever on the right next to highly make) 3. Clean the - now completely smeared with ink - print head with lint-free cloth dampened household papers 4. Install Again, throw away the faulty cartridge and installing another cartridge. Have a (not original) cartridge from Lidl installed, it works as the penultimate of Alaskaprint properly ... But it was really annoying and I could not print an evening important documents. Glad that the printer is running again. Therefore, only 2 stars. Since the ink cartridges did not have the problem you can for the price perhaps even take the risk - but watch out !!
********* My original review, 4 stars, march 2014: ************* Although there are some other products Alaskaprint dubious reviews from people who have written only reviews on Alaskaprint products (fake accounts !?) but I ordered these cartridges.
Caution should be exercised when opening: best to use something as a newspaper pad and disposable gloves, then nothing can go wrong. One of the color cartridges has injected something when opening. Sailed is fortunately not. Individual ink droplets I swabbed on the paper and then inserted into the Officejet 6500A Plus.
Clear again will release the warning it was not the original cartridge, but because the printer never runs out but remains in standby, come no further warnings.
My subjective impression is that the colors are slightly different than the original cartridges. But is not a big problem. A role does this only when you print photos and as you have to anyway contrast / color saturation etc. to adapt ever.